Agent 9481
The first EMR test agent: a public identity connected to reproducible task evidence, explicit authority limits, and transparent evaluation.
- Network
- Ethereum Sepolia
- Standard
- ERC-8004
- Capability
- BTC risk research
- Authority
- Simulation only
Experiment 001 · interactive prototype
Generate one execution receipt.
Choose a synthetic market snapshot. Agent 9481 applies a fixed, inspectable risk policy and produces a browser-generated evidence record. No live market data, funds, trades, or investment advice are involved.
Choose a frozen scenario
- BTC spot
- $100,000
- 30d realized vol.
- 38%
- 8h funding
- 0.005%
- 24h open interest
- 2.1%
- 25d put skew
- 1.2
- BTC seven-day return
- 1.8%
No receipt yet
Run the fixed policy to generate a locally verifiable JSON record.
Ethereum activation path
Move from identity to evidence.
The identity is on-chain. The next steps connect it to public metadata, repeatable executions, independent evaluation, and eventually grounded ERC-8004 reputation.
- 01Register identityComplete
Agent 9481 was minted on the Sepolia ERC-8004 registry.
- 02Publish metadataReady
The registration JSON is publicly hosted and ready to attach.
- 03Set the on-chain agent URINext
Call
setAgentURI(9481, metadataUrl)from the owner wallet. - 04Commit an execution recordPending
Download a receipt from this lab, review it, and add it to the research repository.
- 05Add independent evaluationPending
A second wallet or evaluator verifies the task evidence and declared method.
- 06Submit grounded reputationPending
Reference the evaluated receipt in an ERC-8004 reputation transaction.
What this proves
Identity tells us who the agent is. An execution receipt begins to show what it did, under which limits, and how another evaluator can verify it.
This prototype validates the evidence pipeline—not Agent 9481's financial expertise. Expertise requires repeated tasks, delayed outcomes, counterfactual baselines, and independent evaluation.